Should Christians Watch Horror?
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Should Christians Watch Horror?
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You turn on the TV and it’s wall-to-wall horror movies. Your kids want to dress up and hit the streets. Meanwhile the real world feels darker than the costumes. Greg and Tonya dig into the debate that exploded between Allie Beth Stuckey, Ben Shapiro, and Matt Walsh: is horror the most Christian genre of film, or is it something we should avoid?They talk about why some horror takes the supernatural more seriously than regular TV, what we should actually be afraid of, and how Christians can stand in the middle of Halloween without celebrating darkness. From Reformation Day and a prayer gathering on the National Mall to Ouija board ads and a missionary story that makes Hollywood look tame—this is the conversation about fear, faith, and where the line really is.If you’ve ever wondered whether to participate, hide the lights, or just turn the TV off, pull up a chair.
CHAPTERS
0:00 - Aging, Accolades, and Who’s Actually Listening
5:05 - Holding Onto Hope While We Wait
10:02 - Spiritual Warfare, Elections, and Real Fear
12:11 - Reformation Day and the Nehemiah Alliance
16:19 - The Horror Movie Debate Starts
20:19 - Why People Watch Horror (Shapiro Clip)
25:37 - What Should We Actually Be Afraid Of?
28:36 - How Christians Can Handle Halloween
37:26 - Teaching Kids Real vs. Fake Horror
41:42 - A Missionary Story That Puts Hollywood to Shame
45:15 - Boundaries, Scripture, and Closing
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